Indonesia's Izhen Volcano
There are many mysterious phenomena on Earth that even scientists cannot accurately explain, and they exist like mysteries. Explore 9 of the most mysterious places on earth with Xiaobian today!
【Top 9】Austrian Green Lake: Summer Water World Winter Mountain Park
Austrian Green Lake
The green lake in Styria, Austria, is located at the foot of the Hochshwas Mountain in Tragoess. In the harsh winter, the lake is almost completely dry, leaving only a part of the water depth of one or two meters, and the park that is exposed to the water is a favorite spot for hikers and a resort for cross-country skiing.
As temperatures rise in late spring and early summer, the snow in the foothills gradually melts, descending down the hillside and converging in the basin at the foot of the mountain, the park is slowly submerged in clear melting ice, becoming a green lake in summer.
[Top 8] Peru's "boiling river": animals fall into the river and instantly ripen
Legend has it that in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest, there is a mysterious "boiling river". Located in Mayantuyacu, Peru, the river is 6.4 km long, about 25 m wide and about 6 m deep. Surrounded by dense forest, the location is very hidden.
"Boiling River" has an ancient name "Shanay-timpishka", which means "boiled by the heat of the sun". The average water temperature of the river reaches 86 degrees Celsius, and the maximum water temperature reaches 100 degrees Celsius! So much so that the various animals that fell into it were instantly cooked. However, there is no volcano nearby, and the distance from the volcanic zone is more than 700 kilometers, so geologists speculate that the formation of the boiling river may be a crack in the crustal rock layer, and the distant magma flows to the vicinity, which is equivalent to the water heating in the ground and then coming to the surface.
[Top 7] Venezuela: A never-ending thunderstorm
The Lightning Storm in northwestern Venezuela is one of the best in the world, a massive lightning bolt that occurs on the Catatumbo River, which flows into Lake Maracaibo. Lightning strikes 260 of the 365 days a year, making it the place where the earth is struck by lightning the most.
Lightning storms last about 10 hours a night. At the peak of the storm, the number of lightning strikes reached 28 per minute. There is no exact scientific explanation for this phenomenon, no one knows its cause, and for many years people have had different opinions about it.
【Top 6】Minnesota, USA: Devil's Kettle Falls
Devil Kettle Falls, Minnesota, USA.
Devil's Kettle Falls in Minnesota was first discovered in 1961.
The current flows down the Brewer River, about 2.4 kilometers before it flows into Lake Superior, is split in two by an exposed rock, and after descending 15 meters from the waterfall on the east side, it continues towards Lake Superior, while the 3-meter-high waterfall in the west falls into a huge crater called the Devil's Kettle and disappears without a trace. To this day, no one knows where the large amount of river flows.
Over the years, researchers have poured dyes, ping-pong balls and even wood into kettles, but no one has ever found any trace of these things in the lake. Some scientists have speculated that it should be connected to an underground cave system, and many people want to explore the mysteries in it, but so far, there is still no solution.
[Top 5] Hesdalen Valley, Norway: Unexplained light clusters
Since 1981, residents of the valley of Hessdalen in central Norway have struck eerie and inexplicable light clusters several times, appearing more than 20 times a week at most. This has puzzled scientists and attracted the attention of UFO researchers.
Some scientists believe that this may be a phenomenon similar to "ball lightning", but it is mild and stable, and it is not the same as ordinary lightning, so it has not been confirmed.
[Top 4] Armenia: Roads at the foot of Aragat
On the border between Turkey and Armenia, there is a mountain that violates the laws of gravity. Contemporary scientists are grappling with the mystery of the road on mount Aragat.
In this zone, the water does not flow downwards, but upwards. If the car is driverless, the car will automatically climb up the mountain. In some areas, cars even accelerate automatically. Gravity is twisted here. If you roll down a water bottle on the tarmac here, it will do a few spins, then stop and miraculously roll back. Some people think it's just an illusion, but some people think it's real, and it's hard to tell if it's true or false.
[Top 3] Indonesia: The Mystery of Blue Lava and Izhen Volcano
In Indonesia, there is a prestigious Mount Izhen, known as the "Blue Volcano", which is one of the most unusual volcanoes in the world. Unlike the usual volcanoes that produce red lava and black smoke, it moves underground, causing bright blue flames to rise at night, also known as "electric blue fires."
The vision of these flames at night is strange and extraordinary, and staying in the crater for a few nights will make you suspect you're living on another planet.
[Top 2] Malta: The mysterious Kharsafleni Underground Palace
Malta's Hypogeum of Hal Saflieni is the only prehistoric underground palace found in the world. It is thought that the underground palace was originally intended as a refuge and later became a cemetery for more than 7,000 remains, including some strange and narrow skulls.
What most appeals to experts from all over the world about this underground building is the unique acoustic properties of its underground chambers. It is said that when a word is spoken in this room, the sound can be amplified by 100 times, and the entire underground building can be heard.
There are also many legends about the Maltese dungeon, which sounds creepy. Legend has it that if you keep walking in the underground labyrinth chasing the sounds of the underground, you will go to another world of the unknown.
[Top 1] British "petrified wells": anything that gets wet turns into stone
There is a strange "Petrifying Well" in North Yorkshire, England, where anything that gets wet from the well will turn to stone within a few months. Due to this particular property.
The "petrified well" is located near the town of Knaresborough in North Yorkshire, and anything like leaves, dead birds, sticks, etc., will turn to stone after a while if it touches the water flowing out of the well.
For hundreds of years, local residents believed that the "petrified well" was cursed by demons, especially since the well looked like the skull of a giant from the side. Many people do not even dare to approach it, for fear that they will turn into stone.
In addition to turning objects into stone, "petrified wells" are also famous for Mother Shipton. Sister Shipton was born in a cave near a well. Legend has it that she was born ugly, and many people believed she was the daughter of the devil. As she grew up, she was said to have demonstrated magic. Some say she correctly predicted a fire in London in 1666, a Spanish fleet defeated by The British in 1588, and even the invention of the mobile phone. #在头条看世界 #